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Agent JIT

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Definition

A way of treating an AI agent's task like source code and compiling it into an optimized plan before running anything.

A just-in-time compilation framework for computer-use agents that statically verifies state-flow contracts on cached tool plans, ranks candidate programs by a cost model, and picks a Monte-Carlo-simulated execution strategy at runtime.

Also called: JIT-Planner, JIT planner

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    Why Web Agents Are Slow: A Compiler-Style Fix for Computer-Use Latency